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  • Four women of different ages and ethnic backgrounds sit closely together on a couch against a plain blue background, smiling warmly at the camera. They wear colourful, patterned clothing and statement earrings, leaning into one another in a relaxed, friendly pose that conveys connection and solidarity.

    International Working Women’s Day 2026

    Hybrid Event

    Across Australia, women and allies are coming together this International Working Women’s Day to demand safer workplaces, real equality and respect. Find an event in your state or territory and stand in solidarity. Collective action is how lasting change happens.

  • Poster for International Women’s Day March 2026 organised by SA Unions Women’s Standing Committee. The image shows four people marching in a street rally, holding a colourful banner that reads “International Women’s Day – Why we march” with words like “Solidarity,” “Justice,” “Safety,” “Respect,” and “Equality.” Event details at the bottom state: Saturday 7 March, Tarntanyangga Victoria Square, 10:15am for a 10:30am start. A raised fist graphic appears in the bottom right corner.

    International Women’s Day March 2026 South Australia

    Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square) Tarntanyangga (Victoria Square), Adelaide, Australia
    Hybrid Event

    Stand with Working Women’s Centre SA, unions and the community on 7 March at Tarntanyangga Victoria Square as we call for safer, fairer and more respectful workplaces. Meet at 10:15 am for a 10:30 am start.

  • Banner for the Second RCAA National Conference 2026 with the theme “Empowering Refugees and Multicultural Communities Together,” featuring a multicoloured graphic of diverse community silhouettes forming a circle around a map of Australia.

    RCAA National Conference 2026

    Adelaide Festival Centre King William Road, Adelaide, Australia
    Hybrid Event

    The RCAA Second National Conference in Adelaide will bring together refugee leaders, policymakers, and community organisations to discuss settlement, leadership, and the future of multicultural Australia.